A Week With Golf & Grapes
Distinctive golf, cultivated wine experiences, curated outings for non-golfers, and evenings filled with great food, wine, and relaxed connection in beautiful places.
A Week Designed Around What Each Guest Enjoys Most
A Golf & Grapes experience brings together the two things golfers and wine lovers enjoy most — great courses and great wine — with curated activities for non-golfers throughout the day.
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Each week follows a natural pattern:
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Golf for golfers on distinctive courses
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Curated outings for non-golfers while golfers are at the course
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Evenings shared together over wine and regional cuisine
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One fully shared day in the middle of the week focused on wine, scenery, and relaxation
It’s a relaxed, memorable way to enjoy a wine region together.
For Golfers
Golfers enjoy distinctive courses selected for their design, scenery, and overall experience.
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Courses that are fun and challenging
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Relaxed morning starts before heading out for a full day of golf
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Scenic settings in notable wine regions
After golf and some time to freshen up, the whole group reconnects over wine and a paired meal.
For Non-Golfers
While golfers are at the course, non-golfers enjoy curated outings chosen from a range of engaging experiences, such as:
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winery visits
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cultural or historical tours
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cooking classes
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artisan or craft workshops
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outdoor activities
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guided walks or village time
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or simply enjoying the comforts of a beautiful hotel
These outings are flexible, allowing each group to choose the experiences that interest them most.
Non-golfers and golfers come together in the evening for shared wine and dining experiences.
Wine & Dining Experiences
Wine is central to every Golf & Grapes experience. Each region has its own style, landscapes, and traditions, and we design the week to highlight them.
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Throughout the trip, you’ll enjoy:
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curated winery visits
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regionally inspired meals
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thoughtful wine pairings
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time to savor each place without rushing
Evenings bring the group together over wine and regional cuisine in a relaxed, memorable setting.
The Shared Wine Day
The middle of the week includes a day enjoyed entirely together — a deeper exploration of the region’s wine, landscapes, and hospitality.
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Activities may include:
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winery visits
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tastings and cellar experiences
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scenic drives
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leisurely meals
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time at the hotel or exploring nearby towns
Example Weekly Flow
The general rhythm of a week:
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Day 1: Arrival, check-in, welcome dinner
Day 2: Golf for golfers; curated outing for non-golfers; evening dinner together
Day 3: Golf for golfers; curated outing for non-golfers; evening dinner together
Day 4: Shared Wine Day
Day 5: Golf for golfers; curated outing for non-golfers; arranged group dinner
Day 6: Golf for golfers; curated outing for non-golfers; farewell dinner
Day 7: Departure
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One evening during the week is typically kept open for guests who want to explore local restaurants on their own.
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While the specifics vary by region, season, and group preferences, the overall rhythm remains: golf, wine, culture, and evenings shared together.
Designed Around Your Group
Each trip is curated around your group’s preferences — the mix and pace of golf days, the mix and pace of non-golfer outings, and the types of wine and dining experiences you enjoy most.
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Whether your group is a mix of golfers and non-golfers, entirely golfers, or led by a Golf Professional or Sommelier, we design the experience around what matters to you.